Crawl Space Repair Photo Album: Encapsulating a Crawlspace in Ocean Pines, MD

A homeowner in Ocean Pines, MD, knew they wanted to have their crawlspace encapsulated to keep humidity levels under control. Our System Design Specialist performed a thorough inspection and reviewed the crawlspace encapsulations we offer. The project included key components such as a CleanSpace and a SaniDry Sedona. The SaniDry Sedona boasts an impressive 100-pint-per-day capacity and circulates over 300 cubic feet of dry air per minute, ensuring a healthier, more manageable environment in the crawlspace or basement.

Debris

Before the encapsulation, the crawlspace of this home was cluttered with debris and had sections of insulation hanging down.

Existing Liner

The existing liner was a thin plastic sheet that failed to provide an effective moisture barrier.

Hanging Insulation

The hanging batt insulation will be removed.

Existing Liner

The existing liner was laid flat on the crawlspace floor and was not extended up the walls, failing to protect the space from moisture intrusion.

CleanSpace

CleanSpace is a 20-mil-thick liner manufactured in seven layers, combining high-density polyethylene for puncture resistance, low-density polyethylene for flexibility, and polyester cord reinforcement for superior tear resistance.

SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier

The SaniDry Sedona boasts an impressive 100-pint-per-day capacity and circulates over 300 cubic feet of dry air per minute throughout your crawlspace or basement.

CleanSpace

The negative effects of a dirt crawlspace can include high humidity, condensation, microbial growth, wood rot, cold floors, increased heating costs, and an overall uncomfortable living space. The solution is to isolate your home from the ground with CleanSpace, creating a barrier that prevents the earth's moisture from impacting your home.